George III Spode porcelain Imari urn-shaped spill vase
Beautiful Spode porcelain spill vase or matchpot dating from the Georgian period. Painted in bright colours of cobalt blue and burnt orange and richly gilded in the style of Japanese Imari ware, this urn shaped vase is decorated round the top and bottom with ornamental borders, and adorned with a blossoming flower on the body.
Made by Spode, England. c. 1807 - 1833
Pattern 539
Part of Stuart B. Wroe Collection.
226 g
11.5 cm tall
6.3 cm top diameter
6 cm base diameter
Excellent antique condition. Some wear to gilt; hairline crack to neck.
Beautiful Spode porcelain spill vase or matchpot dating from the Georgian period. Painted in bright colours of cobalt blue and burnt orange and richly gilded in the style of Japanese Imari ware, this urn shaped vase is decorated round the top and bottom with ornamental borders, and adorned with a blossoming flower on the body.
Made by Spode, England. c. 1807 - 1833
Pattern 539
Part of Stuart B. Wroe Collection.
226 g
11.5 cm tall
6.3 cm top diameter
6 cm base diameter
Excellent antique condition. Some wear to gilt; hairline crack to neck.
Beautiful Spode porcelain spill vase or matchpot dating from the Georgian period. Painted in bright colours of cobalt blue and burnt orange and richly gilded in the style of Japanese Imari ware, this urn shaped vase is decorated round the top and bottom with ornamental borders, and adorned with a blossoming flower on the body.
Made by Spode, England. c. 1807 - 1833
Pattern 539
Part of Stuart B. Wroe Collection.
226 g
11.5 cm tall
6.3 cm top diameter
6 cm base diameter
Excellent antique condition. Some wear to gilt; hairline crack to neck.
